About

Designer, Researcher, Learner.

UX designer based in Toronto who recently graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with a BDes, passionate about creating thoughtful, accessible digital experiences that make everyday tasks feel simpler and more intuitive.

Open to new opportunities

Looking for: Entry-level UX or product design roles · Toronto or hybrid · starting 2026

Kaeleigh Gardiner

Based In

Toronto, Canada

Education

UX Design — Laurier '26

Currently

Open to entry roles

About Me

A little more about who I am.

I'm Kaeleigh — a designer who's happiest when I'm learning something new. UX turned out to be the perfect fit, because every project starts with understanding people I've never met and untangling a problem I haven't solved yet.

Through my degree and a 16-month co-op with the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, I've designed websites, run user research, and shaped complex government and enterprise workflows into clear, accessible flows. That mix of research and hands-on making is where I do my best work.

What drives me is simple: making everyday tasks easier to navigate through thoughtful, human-centred design. And when I'm not designing, you'll find me illustrating, exploring new tools, or hunting for the perfect coffee shop.

Expertise

Skills

Creative Thinking

Approaches problems and challenges in unconventional ways, bringing originality and imaginative solutions.

Prototyping

Created models and wireframes to test and refine ideas before final development.

Tools

Effectively use Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel to produce reports, wireframes, and presentations.

Creativity

Generating valuable ideas and solutions through imagination and original thinking.

Collaboration

Working together towards a common goal using diverse skills and perspectives.

Communication

Exchange information, ideas, thoughts, and feelings between individuals and groups.

Tools

FigmaAdobe IllustratorExcelAzure DevOpsMiroNotionMicrosoft SuiteLyssna

Let's work together.

Have a role or project in mind? I'd love to hear about it.